The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-21
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
Grand style at Great Expense.


Ed Foster, of New York Tom Rus
sell, of Denver; Martin Mahany, To-
ledo: John Ravey, Plano, and Henry
WILDER, St. Louis, are among the ex-
travagant visitors at the Fair. Not
withstanding the efforts of the Fair
management through the Bureau OF
Public Comfort to furnish comfort
able quarters for lodging at prices
ranging from 20 cents TO 81, aud the
thousands of rooms in first class ho-
tells and dwelling houses, the above
named visitors were not satisfied, and
sought mere rooiny and expensive
lodging II is known to some Of the
readers of the HERALD that the Hotel
dc Howard Oil Mills is u popular and
much sought lodging place for Ger.
tain class OF visitors, aud that 1t nearly
always is very expensive. The
gents above named took lodg-
ing there last night on
the cotton seed in the north Wing of
the building known as the shed, and
were called on by the police and after
sojourniug while at the calaboosc
were escorted to the cashier, Recorder
Brown this morning. They were all
assessed SIS each. ant, not having let
ters of credit with them, they will
spend few days with the street
working force, waiting some remit
anccs by wire from their bankers.
Many Poole Refuse To Take God Liver
Oil on account of its unpleasant taste
This difficulty has been overcome in
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod Liver Oil
with IIypophosphites. It being as
palntab.e rs milk, and the most yau-
able fcmcdy known for the treatment
of Consumption. Scroiula and Bron-
chiile, General Debility. Wasting Dis
Gaze; Of Children, Chronic Coughs
and Colds, has caused physicians in
n thris of the world to use it. Physl-
cia4s report our little patients take it
WHY pleasure. Try Scotrs. Emulsion
and be convinced.
Fischer pianos, over $4,000 now in
use, and giving utmost satisfaction.
viii A. Watkin " Co., 737 Main ST.
A Bold Raid
Has been made on John ;. Witwer's
Fair stock within the last few days, he
having sold four special jobs which
he wished TO exhibit. A fine carriage
10 Theo. Nussbaumer, an English SUR
rey to Guy Sumpter, light open
road buggy to Charles f. Bolanz, and
light top city buck board to +. l..
Marsalis. These are elegant vehicles,
but Mr.. Witwer will put in some other
nice jobs in place of those sold. Ills
exhibit at the Fair will embrace IA nice
assortment of wagons, carriages, bug
gies, etc.
Gen. Henry e. McCulloch is in Dali
las on a mission of benevolence which
appeals to the conscience OF every pa
triot, and the HERALD trusts that his
efforts may not be in vain. lie is ii
nancial agent OF the Austin Confeder-
ate Home, and as such will receive
) such contributions as may be rendered
him for that noble charity. Many of
the noble old heroes of the lost cause'
manned, enfeebled aud lettering with
old age orphaned citizens, with
out the pale of governmental
bounty must have succor or
miserably perish in tho midst
ofplenty ard go down to death on
the bosom of country which is in
debted to their heroism for its exis-
tence. General McCulloch, himself
hero to whom Texas is indebted
more than she can pay, is fitting per-
son TO represen, this cause, and
know that funds entrusted to him will
be properly and honestly applied.
Pianos sold for easy monthly or
quarterly payments. viii A. Watkin
Il Co., 737 Main street.